FLASH
Shkruar nga Pamfleti
Even death has dignity. People don't get involved like that for publicity...
The exploits of hoxha Elvis Naçi are endless. After disappearing from the media spotlight, the "charitable hoxha" has begun to use sensitive events to be the center of attention.
A little while ago, he made a post on social media, where he behaves more like a journalist than a preacher or a philanthropist, as he claims.
Hoxha Elvisi, with his foundation, has undertaken to treat the brother of two sisters who lost their lives in the tragic accident in Saranda. He suffers from leukemia and it is very good that he will be helped to recover.
But the scandal is that Hoxha has publicly and publicly announced the parents of the two girls who suffered a tragedy. Hoxha even sells this as news, exclusive.
Journalist Klodian Tomori has exploded regarding his post, as according to him, such a thing should not have been done by anyone, let alone by a religious leader.
" I have a kind of sympathy from a distance for Elvis Naçi, even though I don't know him, for several reasons. First, he's not a radical; second, he seemed like a well-read man to me; and third, he's done good work with charities."
But this kind of thing down here doesn't befit anyone ignorant, least of all a priest.
These two people in the photo have suffered a tragedy beyond description.
How can you take them and put them in a photo like that and say "the parents of the two girls who lost their lives in the accident speak for the first time and express their gratitude to the foundation..."
What is this? Breaking news. The introduction and an exclusive there.
These people are so shocked that they don't know where their heads are and it's easy to violate their dignity now.
Bravo for helping the boy, but this could have been done simply and with a notice.
"Even death has dignity. People don't get involved in publicity like that, because it's not graceful, at all, " the journalist writes.
Lini një Përgjigje